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Career Development Denise Alexander
Graduating with an associate or bachelor’s degree in nursing does not mean you are a registered nurse (RN). In fact, you are not officially a registered nurse until you pass the NCLEX, a nationwide examination required for nursing licensure. There is no magic formula for success, but there are a few ways that current nursing students and recent graduates can prepare for one of the biggest exams of their academic career:
Whether you’re a current student or a recent graduate, it’s important to study as much as you can for the NCLEX. These tips will help you prepare to conquer the exam and set you on the right path to a successful nursing career!
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Michelle D. Metzger is a Registered Nurse who earned her Master of Science in Nursing Administration (MSN) and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in 2013. She has more than 20 years’ experience in healthcare starting as a Certified Nurses’ Assistant. Michelle is currently the Department Chair of Nursing at the Herzing University Kenosha Campus. Also, she is currently pursuing her Doctorate in Nursing Practice in Education Leadership.
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